Hey folks, If you’ve ever watched an agent happily follow a sneaky injected prompt or blow past your manual security guidelines (again), you know the pain. Fixes eat tokens, erode trust, and create compliance nightmares. I built ThumbGate (v1.16.22) exactly for this. Type “thumbs-down” on the bad action once — it becomes a hard Pre-Action Gate enforced locally before any tool runs. No repeats, ever. Thumbs-up builds positive patterns. Fully local, MIT license, works with Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Amp, etc. npx thumbgate init and you’re running in minutes. Latest version adds better runtime checks and team sharing. It’s not another reminder system — it’s actual governance that sticks. Would love feedback from anyone running agents in sensitive workflows. What’s one rule you wish your agent could never forget? GitHub: https://github.com/IgorGanapolsky/ThumbGate Site: https://thumbgate.ai/ DISCLOSURE: I’m the founder of ThumbGate.ai submitted by /u/eazyigz123
Originally posted by u/eazyigz123 on r/ClaudeCode